Sat, Mar 31, 2007
Three Member Companies Sign On As Scholarship Sponsors
While
officially opening the 50th Anniversary AEA International
Convention & Trade Show Thursday, the Aircraft Electronics
Association announced the names of 30 individuals who were awarded
more than $100,000 in scholarships for the 2007/2008 academic year
through the AEA Educational Foundation.
Last year, the AEA announced the Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association had come onboard as a new sponsor with the AOPA
Scholarship. This year, three new companies joined the AEA
Educational Foundation in offering scholarships, with each
sponsoring $1,000 awards. These new sponsors are Duncan Aviation,
Rockwell Collins and Southeast Aerospace.
“The AEA is proud to add the support of these companies to
the largest aircraft technician scholarship program in the
world,” said Mike Adamson, director of training and education
for AEA.
Individuals who were awarded scholarships -- including the three
new scholarships -- through the AEA Educational Foundation for the
2007/08 academic year are:
- Leon Harris/Les Nichols Memorial Scholarship to Spartan College
of Aeronautics & Technology: Bryan Averill, Overland Park,
KS
- Tom Taylor Memorial Scholarship to Spartan College of
Aeronautics & Technology: Rocky Auterson II, Blackwell, OK
- Thomas J. Slocum Memorial Scholarship to Redstone College:
Derrick Daniels, Broomfield, CO
- Thomas J. Slocum Memorial Scholarship to Redstone College:
Frederick Hutchins II, Glen Cove, ME
- L-3 Communications Avionics Systems Scholarship: Brett Sheldon,
Chestertown, NY
- Lee Tarbox Memorial Scholarship: Jeffrey Morgan, Allenspark,
CO
- Garmin Scholarship: Elizabeth Frost, Corpus Christi, TX
- AOPA Scholarship: Jeff Tenan, Mechanicsburg, PA
- Plane & Pilot/Garmin Scholarship: Jacek Kesy. Boulder
Creek, CA
- Sporty's/Cincinnati Avionics Scholarship: Andrew Joseph,
Lenexa, KS
- Honeywell Scholarship: Nathan Schuler, Salina, KS
- Field Aviation Scholarship: Kim Goodchild, Smiths Falls,
Ontario, Canada
- Rockwell Collins Scholarship: Chris Vogt, Wauwatosa, WI
- Duncan Aviation Scholarship: Gary Bogart, Enterprise, AL
- Mid-Continent Instruments Scholarship: Michael Maleki, Daytona
Beach, FL
- Bud Glover Memorial Scholarship: Brooke Stewart, Fort Knox,
KY
- David Arver Memorial Scholarship: Leland Pechacek, Lenorah,
TX
- Dutch & Ginger Arver Memorial Scholarship: Adam Davis,
Missoula, MT
- Johnny Davis Memorial Scholarship: Timothy Kosinski, Westland,
MI
- Lowell Gaylor Memorial Scholarship: Joshua Beasley, Omaha,
NE
- Aviation Instrument Association Scholarship: Seth Lundberg,
Watertown, SD
- Kei Takemoto Memorial: Cody Newton, Waco, TT
- Kei Takemoto Memorial: John Keith, Belt, MT
- Kei Takemoto Memorial: Matt Fei, Richmond, British Columbia,
Canada
- Flying Magazine's AEA Regular Members Private Pilot's License:
Robert Lenert of VIP Aero Instruments & Avionics, Hartford,
CT
- Flying Magazine's AEA Regular Members Private Pilot's License:
Jai Arambatzis of Flight Avionics Pty. Ltd., Melbourne,
Australia
- Gene Baker Memorial Scholarship: Veronica Shi, Chandler,
AZ
- Jim Cook Honorary Scholarship: Kaylee Schmidt, Salem, OR
- Chuck Peacock Memorial Scholarship: Williams Rojas, Killeen,
TX
- Monte Mitchell Global Scholarship: Andrew Wood, Ukarumpa, Papua
New Guinea
The AEA Educational Foundation awards scholarships to students
pursuing a career in the general aviation maintenance and aircraft
electronics industry. The intent of these scholarships is to
identify and reward those individuals who best exemplify the
qualities that lead to success in the aviation industry. The
Foundation was started in 1990 to enhance, promote and secure the
future of aviation and the AEA by furthering the education of
students, technicians, members of the AEA and others as determined
by aviation industry needs.
Since its inception, the AEA scholarship program has awarded
nearly $1 million in scholarships.
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